Videos tagged with RBG

This video discusses the current legal status of ammunition background checks in California following a ruling that found the law unconstitutional. The speaker, Chuck Michel from Michel & Associates, advises caution and waiting for official clarification from the CRPA before making assumptions about purchasing ammunition, citing past instances where laws remained in effect despite initial rulings.

This video from Gun Talk Radio discusses the significant, long-term impact of filling the Supreme Court seat vacated by Justice Ginsburg on Second Amendment rights. Host Tom emphasizes the importance of elections in shaping these rights for decades to come. The content is framed as a political and legal discussion relevant to firearm ownership and rights.

This video discusses a hypothetical scenario of a firearm-related nomination, described as 'CRAZY'. It promotes various merchandise, including morale patches and personal gear, through links to the 'shallnotcomply.com' website and Amazon. The content appears to be politically charged and likely related to firearm rights or legislation, given the suggestive title and description.

This video discusses the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the potential political fallout, including threats of unrest. The content creator also plans to cover the likely nominee to replace her on the Supreme Court. While the title and description mention "leftists," "riots," and "war," the primary focus appears to be on the political implications of the SCOTUS vacancy and the potential societal reactions. There are no direct mentions of firearms, calibers, or firearm-related activities within the provided text, but there are affiliate links to firearm-related retailers, suggesting a potential underlying theme or audience interest.

This video discusses the controversy surrounding Joe Rogan and Spotify, a significant news event regarding Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing, and intriguing scientific developments in space. It also touches upon a curious cultural phenomenon involving a White House "Siege" and its connection to jazz music. The content includes affiliate links for firearm-related organizations like USCCA and Palmetto State Armory, as well as other survival and preparedness brands, suggesting a leaning towards topics relevant to Second Amendment supporters and those interested in self-reliance.